The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-30
PERSONAL NJ ENTION.

State Secretary Griffin and family leave to-day for
Cedar Beach
Mr. Augustus Deitrchs is in New York bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Mr. John B. Gibson left last night for the AdIon-
dacks to spend q month.
Mayor Denny and wife are expected back from
their northern trip to-day.
Mrs. James E. Truman. of Fort Wayne, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Brown.
Mr.. Harry Craft and family left last night for Mil
waukee to reside permanently.
Mr. FL. S. Tucker aud daughter Rene are visiting
Mr.. fuckers parents in Maine.
Miss Deborah Moore has issued invitations for
company on next Wednesday evening.
Miss Goode. of Elkhart, and Miss Pauline Rounds,
of Peru. visiting friends in the city
Mrs. s. A. Hibben and Mr.. T. e. Hibben will leave
for Cedar Beach in a day or two tor few weeks
Mrs. Geo. T. Sullivan and children will leave to-day
for Turkey lake TO join friends and spend Few
weeks.
Miss Marvin, of New York is visiting her brother,
Mr. George Marvin and wife. North Delaware
street.
Mrs. Benz D. walcott and children have returned
from St Joseph, Mich, where they spent the month
of July.
Mr. and Mrs. W. @. Miller returned from Minneap-
oils last night, wherethsY have been visiting for
few weeks.
Mr.. Charles A. sudlow and family have gone to
their summer home at Long lake, Wis, to remain
until September.
w. S. Jordan who has been attending his brother
Rev. W. r. Jordan, who is quite i'll, returned to klcn-
mond yesterday.
Springs, n. Y, the first of next week. lie Will De ao
sent couple of weeks.
Miss Mollie Esseldorfen of Trenton, N. j.. is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Jessie Beck, and will remain
fortnight or three weeks
Bishop Chatard will arrive home this evening He
will be given formal reception tomorrow morning
before church services begin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b Hioben. Miss Louise Hibben
Miss Lima Mckee and Mr.. Frank Mckee leave next
Monday evening for the Last.
Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake president of the New
York State Equal Suffrage Society, Will lecture
Central Christian Chapel Monday evening.
Mr.. Louis Vogt has returned home after having
spent several weeSs travenng with Slr: ana hrs.
George s. Knight, as director of their orchestra
Mrs. May Wright Sewall delivered her parlor lect-
on THE Education of Girls in Lafayette yester
day. and will deliver it in Charlottesville to-day
Eugene G. Kreider, of the firm of Kreider q Cliff
ford, attorneys will leave for New Tacoma Washing
Territory to-day for permanent loo at He will
enter law and abstract of title firm in that city
A literary club composed of number of young
last night at tine residence of Mr. j. B. baldwin. on
North Pennsylvania street. my Turn Next
the play chosen: 1t was carried out in fine style
One room was furnished stage with curtain and
footghts and the elaborate and appro-
Erias The shaTaeters were taken by Misses Belle
Horace Hord, John Butler, Sam. Miller and Booth
Harrington.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Bates House: John Wildridger Estslla N. Davis,
Kokomo; III. G. Ryan and wife, Anderson; F. 81. Nc
Elfresh, Terre Haute e. ]. Lindley. Evansville
New Denison Hotel: E. D. Moore. Lawrenceburg;
III. C. Gilbert, Terre Haute; t. j. Hancock. Upton;
D. G. Elliott, W. P. Owen. Logansport; James r.
Henry Gosport.
Grand Hotel: J. B. Kirkpatrick, Kokomo; w. G.
HarnliE and wife, Monticello; r. A Durham Connels-
vile: E. P. Deming Michigan City, .. 9. Anderson
Huntington; w. s. Cole Attica; B. F. Daley Oxford
Chfi asiop Horsse s
s. Evans. South Bend: James w. salisbury, Ander
son; D. Green, Columbus; Frank Bowman New Al
bany; A. Newton, Terre Hautei Stephen Hayden,
Goshen.